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I have cleaned up the code a little bit from the generic script previously posted and changed over to layered TIFF output:
/*
Stack x2 Image Sets to Layered TIFF.jsx
https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/how-to-automatically-add-two-images-into-layer-in-a-single-psd-or-tiff-then-save/m-p/13897545
v1.0 - 28th June 2023, Stephen Marsh
* This script requires input files from a single folder to be alpha/numeric sorting in order to stack in the correc
Let's make a minor change to the previous code to retain the Background layer, as that may be the only thing you need!
Find the following chunk of code:
// Set the base doc layer name
app.activeDocument = documents[0];
docNameToLayerName();
Delete or comment out // the 3rd line #78 for docNameToLayerName();
// Set the base doc layer name
app.activeDocument = documents[0];
//docNameToLayerName();
If required, further refinements can be made as previously discussed, a
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Hi @Stephen Marsh
If I run the script as they are, the layer order will flip in the stacked file.
By @hosongn52153496
Find the following section in the code:
// Force alpha-numeric list sort
// Use .reverse() for the first filename in the merged file
// Remove .reverse() for the last filename in the merged file
fileList.sort().reverse();
Then change the last line #36 to:
// Force alpha-numeric list sort
// Use .reverse() for the first filename in the merged file
// Remove .reverse() fo
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Hi @Stephen Marsh
If I run the script as they are, the layer order will flip in the stacked file.
By @hosongn52153496
Find the following section in the code:
// Force alpha-numeric list sort
// Use .reverse() for the first filename in the merged file
// Remove .reverse() for the last filename in the merged file
fileList.sort().reverse();
Then change the last line #36 to:
// Force alpha-numeric list sort
// Use .reverse() for the first filename in the merged file
// Remove .reverse() for the last filename in the merged file
fileList.sort();
Does that fix the layer order issue?
On a related note, I built a generic script with a GUI – "Stack Documents to Sets of N Layers" (this script doesn't retain the Background layer of the first doc, the expectation is that files are flattened or have single layers):
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